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Call It Sleep Objects/Places
Peter Stuyvesant
Steamer ship that carried Genya and David from Ellis Island to New York City.
Brownzeville
The neighborhood into which David first moves upon arrival in New York City.
Lower East Side
The New York City neighborhood to which David moves following his father's securing a job as a milkman.
East River
River close to David's apartment where the neighborhood children often play.
cheder
Name of school which Jewish boys attend to learn Hebrew and prepare for bar mitzvah.
Passover
Jewish holiday to celebrate deliverance from Egypt.
Ellis Island
Island adjacent to New York City and site of immigrant processing.
Dolman Press
The print shop where David's father works and where Luter is the foreman.
Tysmenicz
Village in Austria in which Albert was raised.
The Cellar
Name of Book I and the basement area of David's first housing tenement. David is greatly afraid of this dark, damp place, knowing that rats and other creatures abide there.
The Picture
Name of Book II and the purchase of Genya which...
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